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some other conspicuous place downtown. FreiencK
IIinrichs letter TO q A. Ward the sc,lp,o'
reference TO the matter on Friday, ASKING Ml' - -
make some suggestions Ia the chixeeter OF we
posed monument. Mr. Ward replied 10 THIS yestcIu"'
saying:
Iagree with that should he the feature o.
monument that 1t should be place. soine 10 C lis
yn where the muttuies would pass "ay nh ar Al
form frequently; peTha near te Stv II ali
the unci Of Fulton and some street between ' rer te
the ferry, attempt shOulu str'ue
figure high In tie air that il should he on
pedestal. where the people could approach ~ S"'''
arlv and the features and eKpte-slou
This is character above all that mat shohn ne ,amd
"svmpathctc' reach OF TIE people % naol, than a
figure would better represent BeecheT l" nc
seated one The particular attitude incident OF eA al
that should chosen should not be att.np'e ~ I'm Ie
mar yonld be for your uptor To careiuV -tuy WIZ %
'n1si.r. rho bSeaiih, love and sympathy % 10
subject grand subject and SHOULD not nc '"o"
Comics of the following circular were distributed l''t
night:
You are invited to send Of three 70 cooperate
win, other anizatous or BROOK
religious social Benevolent and politician The erection 10y
nopnI1r subscription OF a statue to Henry Ward Beeche
INC Brookvn Irpst Company will act treasurer oi inc
subscriptions should az once DE sen 10 nj
It's president The smallest subscriptions vi" be iecelVe
and stecd The humbest friend % tho great preacher
Shall IN this service Of esteem and aecuoh
The Edqle has offered 10 receive subscriptions LOT inc
statue ana urges that the work he begun ri once.
The PARK CONGREGATIONAL Church, Seyenth-St ana
sxth-sve will hold memorial services his morning;
This is the church that Mr. Bcecher bclIcuded several
wears ago paying of his pocket Tor two years
the interest on mortgage held against IL pI' l.! man
Abbott viii preach at Plymouth Church today.
The Southern Beneficial League, an ORGANIZATION VoIh
posed SOuthern-bOrn coored men, on FRIDAY evening
adopted appropriate resolutions on the death OF hI
Beecher \ committee consisting OF Lieutenant howard
/. smith Dr. T. 4 Z. Miller. j. T. Garner, T. {. JarIOt'
the president OF the league, and Secretary queen W.
appointed To present tue resolutions 10 Mrs. bcecHI
The governors OF the Manhattan League nave al'V
adopted resolutions The cOOred citizens or tnc Guy VIZ
hold service In memory OF Mr. BeeChcr on Wednesday
evening III shiloh Church, in West Twen'y-sixth-st
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TO rRorKor TIE LIQroR-SLLlERS

Mayor Hewitt "roioto the Excise Commissioners on
Tuesday that the liquor dcalcrs obtained licenses
from Haughton and Morris after May l. 1856 should
not made 10 suffer unnecessary hariships lie sig-
geatcl that the Commissioners should prepare bill for
the relief ~ those dealer, who obtained the ALLEGED
IN good faith and no promised 70 recommend the
passage Of such bill by the leg,ature Yesterday the
Commissioners sent 10 Mr. Hewitt bill to lenlize such
Of the licenses issued ny Haughton ana Morris as
may be approved by the Board and TO
authorize tho paying back OF MONEYS ollected by
lIaugton and Morris In whcro the new Board
eide that licenses ought not 10 he given II Il uloylded
however that "a liquor dealer who has been sel lg under
an alleged" license aLd Is refused recognition BY tie
Board viii get back Only part OF the mono, which he
paid for the license the amount being proortiornfe
Inc uncx prel time Of the license Tho ni.,onrrs
a 40 presented to MI IIewltts notice bin IL .utaorle
spea licenses fpr tho safe O beet and v re At Ger
tam pla Sundays AMI for tho -, 1uor. dur NJ
brief periods at places whore large crowd, aIe called
together hy special performances.
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PRESIDENT EoGRAN.a MESSAGE.

VAsu>sIo>. March THE Secretary ot stats has
received tho Consul ~ the U;it,d states a. Teclc
ealpa copy % the message ~ Plcsdcn; EosraL 20 rc
Congrcs. Of Honduras ia January Last In i te ff-s
dent defines the position ot himself anio IouiHa' upon
tic great question Of Central American union He Dee
moan. the present unhappy condition % the country or-
trayug 10 a. torn 10 pieces and miciabt ~ curse
had rested upon and amcnts that lie las not been able
accomplish much FOR Honduras rs he had desired
o represent, that the dawn % brighter AMI better day
IS breaking upon Honduras that she Is now Ia lie enjoy
rncut 81 peace and maintains au army WIKI sufficient
power In safety Tor the future He hopci Tor set
Element ~ the foreign debt and he building ~ the ntor
oceanic railway aud states that the prime object OF hlS
administration has been 90 break "a" OLE. routine And
ter boldly The broad field Of political economy
INK country 10 Ia tho great benefits y modern pro
gress and his desire for thirty !migra =
and his large and liberal concessions 10 induce fOrcsn
capital 10 settle IN Honduras
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MISS u4TTERNS SPECULATIONS
SHE TRsIIfirs ~ HER SUIT AGAINST Russell


SHE TESrItIrs ~ HER SUIT AGAINST RUSSELL
SAGE.
Mss sophia I. Matern. IN artist axe forty. in 1881
End 1852 bought and sold stocks aui bonds through
Rasseu SAGE. sac now asserts that he owes
her $1,000. Mr.. Sage claims that Mss Mattern
"a indebted % nm In tie sun OF 5000 she
declares that NJ -,g, Kept ~ 900 Metropo!tan Rail
road bond belonging - her that he pOfessed TO have
some 100 share. 81 Wabash coEuot when it Was worth
OF Missouri Kansas ana Tevas without authority from
her Mr. SAGE declare, that the oond was put mp as
MARGIN and That Miss Nattern ac1desced III 'ne o'er
Henry /. Bennett. yesterday before exJudgc Gran
vile Hawe9 referee 60, h'sa Mattcrn 70 dec!lfe on
crosse auinaot Tat she handed re BOND To Nj sage
q keep then lawyer haud her letter written
10y her to Mr. sage. ia which size sad:
WIZ you please buy me- 300 shares western Cnon i'le
gfaph on per cent awe 5000 ,c'i N-cA WIZ '"S
QNow do you I'm say ta you IA not leave the bon on
stock when Vas at tie ONCE.
As to the Wabash shares Miss Maftorn said:
M SAGE came TO my house on Ju1 Isl ani '5 he hai
not 50.
%, when yoq learned that, no, .o1 ia yo1 gepPd
supposed was so- but some rsAse Bal lccu so TO
Q.-bi you padaic The s1ur han and Texas Iur
eh',el A-idiG No, have never accepted IT, As mover
Nj Bennett, showed VI, Mat'eru u,l. letter .. hcrs
Mr. sAGEt Don't forget about ms wabash ant X 9na T.
stand with my account when convenient
She that the signature wa. ~ her hand but
the body OF the letter looked -h % he hers she
aeknowieteed another ieter dacd February IL. l-,J
IN which she asked Nj sage 90 loan her 80. She had
promised TO rctGru 10. She had got SO.
Mt Bennett Explain why when Mt sage owed You
5000 As you .ay. yoI promised 70 rcturu me $40
Nl'H Iaeru-lIe sa3 shou.d suier M losses on ne
aa,h and hed confidence enough la him to suppose that
Miss Mattern recognized several more letters which
she had written g. Mr s,eo Her lawyer 7. II. Van
vechter. oalel aloud FOR Nj sagcs books but not get
ting them, arranged 10 look them over AZ M Sage's
ooce nrNt Friday. The hearing was adjourned until
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WASIIINGTON NOTES

WAsHNGTOA Saturday. March Il. 1857.
FoTRrH CLASS POsTMNsTHI, the Postmaster encrll
I'm, appointed =. {. Watel Ios,mastei az Nectarlue,
Penn aud George Dhrrah postmaster at ChdrvJe,N Y.
ArroINrS.GS1.ILe President has appointed Frank "
Uuue OF UtaL be Register Of tho Land Oio. Black
ford Qorber! oxford, Idaho Vice August DuGieLAause
removed.
Mr. JORDANs FARFwELI--Treasurer Jordan took
farewell Of h;e associates IL the Treasury Department,
this afternoon lilo VIII &c 20 Newi0fk Tomorrow AID
vii, tOt kAIOpe With Secretary HhnLing Taes
day.
ISsrEC TOR EEMOyED.-Thc Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day removed James Gibson local Inspector
OF steam vessels for tho District of Buffalo.
NEW BlNKs-Tho Controller OF the Currency today
authorized the following banks TO begin business, The
Lincoln National BANK Of Chcago III capita 900 900
Inc CoIsicAna National Bank OF Corscana Texas cap.
iial .OO,OOO. and the Grecnyilo National Lark OF
Greeuviie, Texas, capital 100000
ArPlcATIOS DESIED.-In the matter OF the application
for the recall and cancellation u the patent tho United
the city or san francisco and
new patent according 20 what t. KNOW tho sLrtttou
Survey The secretary Of the Interior day rendered au
elaborate decision denying the application.
The HEsDuCKs MoSUMEsT.-R O. j. Pendleton Of
Indiana representing the Hendricks Monument Assooa.
ton day received from President Cleveland sIstuu-
tal contribution toward the proposed monument to
gether with an expression OF hearty sympathy Tor tho
monument
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ACTON on cry BILLS.
TIE MAYOR AND THE HEADS OF DFpAI

THE MAYOR AND THE HEADS OF DEPARTURES,
HAVE ANOTHER MEETING.
yayOr Hewitt, President Beekman Of the B,,r, ~.
Aldermen Controller L)ev. Chamberlain WINS. Pre- t.,,
Coleman ~ the Tax Department. Prc.llent French ,I
Commissioner voorIis Of the Police Depart ueut sfr,,
Cleaning Commissioner Coleman, FIre Commissions.
Purroy and Croker. DO;k Comm ,sioncr stark Corno,,
lion Counsel Lacomfc aui PARK Commissioner Ro,l.,
met yesterday aid dsc1s,rl t'e hilis pending ~
the lie -isIatare which aic tls city. Action vas tk
a. follows:
The bn increasing the pay of CHIEF OF battaons q tho Fra
Ths bm authorizing tic erection o. new criminal co,r
TIE IN 70 authorize no construction Of new noauu,
bah t. De placed II he I-t RIVER between Dover AMI Ca
TIE M iequirinS Dc paymeat OF damage. orrg.aan.
The o relating mo term o. oco oi lar pol ceen "a,
the b providing sr rc'rsprsny The Oh Eross Bo.rlt
10. counsel Gee, Ms tlasppf'y"i
Mayor Hewitt Iosied write letter o1posnst,.
\ te,oiutlob g's'ol BY No roc' Board approving Tie s
~y W. laen in'; eia,'e' a. aopro,e'
The southern boulevard vas real There was opposition
The BIN to amend the caartr Of ihe Ne'rop,.,,n Taa.t
Tho b to rclnour.e e., Police Comrs-.a7,r, M,sr.,,
No9ths and Morrison Tor tio AItnf'o Cd. cllestug hcif
Tie b piov'inr f1r FREQ per e,erv quarter o,ani,
Ihe BIN 10 allow no Dock department loo re're. the r,o,
wA,rfag. above The Broaslyu huige was approved.
removal o. he Geological Garden IL Tie central Park vas
ne ei lernttlne ne expenditure o. ~ 5000 oc'u
p,.te TIE park a. present iald our approved
s,, '1 ,'N ~ Pi',.hs 20. % ers'.on - nov
fea ai i,lS ~ ~ Itpet ,, .r,, oi' f'fc -
la.doyor ~ "'
The b. providing for tc taking % .tos ~ aore. u,,
Thebm imposing tie ~ AZ 'a-g. on, hl' u The o.
pnse paving Fourth ave above seventy second 81 vas iD
The ol sP2r.yas r: plan o. Gvias moaer 70 70 PAX
LOIrs -Il lay approved
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THE EILTINORE AND ONO DEAL.
PRESIDENT GARRETT REMAINS SLIME
rNOCu PRATT sCEPTICAL AS To THE BARGAIN WITH
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL


THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
BALTIMORE March IL (SpeciaD. -Prosideut Garrett, OF
the Baltimore and Ohio returned to Baltimore this morn
Ing from Washington after the German Minister'S dinner
last night He had conference with several hhahccfs
ut WoImsby's Hotel Washington. IL was reported thil
Austin Corbin who left Philadelphia yesterday afternoon
for the South stopped I'm Washington and attended the
conference though his name did net appear on any OF
the hotel registers John G.. Moore, OF Moore scOy Is
said 10 have attended the conference. MI
Moore IS the man who is acting "a
mediator in tho negotiations between Garrett ana
suly. W. c. Boone. Of Ncw-York was also at tie
conference John X Cowan. chief Of counsel for the Bal
tmore and Ohio, went TO NcwYork last night and took
with lin the big batch Of lcgallookirs documents
over which he and Mr.. Garrett had long conference
Oh Thursday. Vice Presidents spencer and King are also
In NewYork Mr. Garrettis likely to 90 IN that c.ie'
ton tonight Tie drift Of the discussion on Change ana
south sts today TO the effect that the PennSJFWa
Company had something to 10 with the hitch in the pro-
ceednes freely stated that strong Pennsylvania la
nuence has been brought TO bear the Richmond Ter
nina Company.
Enoch Pratt, the millionaire. says: Il
have given expression 10 the belief That there
was no truth in the story that acontgo in the stock Of the
Baltimore AMI Ohio is to be sold by MI Garrett, and
think now It Is only possibly Three days before
the state cent reached the ue~spape, was told that
the Richmond Terminal people had made deal with Nh
Garrett control OF the Baltimore and pho tAdt
they proposed treat Il they have done the Rich
, t,....,,. 49,, ,-..,i ,-,..- ,I,o .t,,t
h0Du M" D""'H'c anu "'"''
up 10 SJ0.OOO.OOO WAS loI that lDc
enrire,r offbe schcue oyueot,I 10 make millions a %
u INT the whole story sc,.r! ID , so improbable that
i.,gnct az IL 80 h,ioe inkc A. a tfy Finance Com
,,iil f,r,T So, az fbr l.fti- I.IuIorc and
1tiyi"re - tto nav, ,o1l h,or t,ifIoi,,i are %
- ~ - c,..t .,,,.,,,- l.r.. .r. .a,.u ,fy
- 20 ~. ,t I,,.,i i, .r', ,,l tV.,I H.,
directors on tie part OF the storAholoct~ IA"'r VINO
ft"rasI ~ iait't,nrs cnfli f,t' have "A
ti.teS's ~ ,i .' ,.,olr ~, 80 s.r.r t,.,
N0'A, 49,. ,, ,,, -, 49, h,,,1 n t,,, tfl,,
a ~ t'.' ~ -, - ~, ,riti,. ~. -. I'll -. 10 II
- ., -. -, SAY Z. nnt ,nn r moo 400 Of
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"a, sto' - ".'H ~ 80 D-'I '' -. 49,, No..
IO' van Va ~ Nv ~. 80 10. .it,',,i ,.t
ueH'!' 't' 1"'io az 80 Va ~, .. 49, ,,.,.1 ~.
Mhp Cou4t tAe ms It q. itt,'I' 1i',,' a.. .r,
New ~; a. TIC 'iH S'P ~ ''' ', !'--' -' T..r
Nt!. 4HS Ioi' 49, ava ir.t
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WNICH WIS 10 De TIKPYL

Yesterday Henry Il. Abb-7 ant John B Schoeaei hal
lous, warming tic!r Offices tho Alno Builiing AT
Broal~ay and TLry hrdst 1Ee ch.i feature Of The oc,a
sion tie elaborate chad 10 vhi-l Aarcui H. Mayer was
sut.ecfcl b, who IN aupc.r. NIT
chocfu ordered p@ta u be printed an1 posted up
ont side the old Of, Announcing tho chahge aud stains that
Offices III tne alpine. he EuinbOt the
followed aud thcl fAo d!fe ton to take
De represented malice ho
might ADD ~ 10 Ma Ar scroen- assrnlcd and told
him Tho proof "a tho printer and max. add
himself ms tho way tie la5t Two limos Of Tie Daolds
rand
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coLoyrL rrLLows COVE 70 nor sphIyoS

Assistant Dis,rct-AtorneJ John X Fellows whose
abseace IRON tral OF exAdermnn Cea-y has caused
some comment has left The city for Hot sprirgA Ark
IL. sou. wiz reported IA, departure at tho District
Attorneys Office asked that his desk he locked and that
tho Lex ,er received tOI hin be sent TO his house
NJ: Marue denied that he Ind received OF expected %
receive Co4One Fr.lOWs's resignation ue saiI
should opt hl, gnauOn 70 wsre cent 90 mo 81
present ti-arlon 81 cannot hays ths An Y
" Fellows TIE present ua bJtfron WAT have learned
believe rai he IL very sck III has been most
ftt,u lavs io5.rV 10
~ do al 81 Thing dangerous ~ hls heath
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srorplxG WORK ON TIE cRr1.Ers

WI~HIN0IoN. March offending a decision by the
Attorney General ~ the question TO whether The
OF, Chicago. Atlanta aud Boston can be completed hy
the Navy Department in View OF tho failure OF Congress
TO make specific appropriation for tho purpose all work
on the vessels at Chester and Ncwlork ha. been SIS
pended The opinion IS generally entertained at the De
partmcut that the general fund appropriated for con
an 10 used 70 ni,b tho work on na
cruisers At the beginning of the present mont" ?rOOoo
~ his nd remained available uttri meeting ne require
cont. % the vartou, Nayy-yards and II IS believed that
mi, sun il applied 70 the new cruisers would suffice To
complete them.
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CONNECTICUT T0WSs.

D,RIFN-Oue % % the soldiers Homo
stauily XII ed BY tain Ou tho NcWNOr and Nc"havrn
Railroad yesterday
RRioGEroHl Albert Ti.aae the blind medium will lecture
OF spuash IAoaEe, LUkL0P th.s ~flerIoJn....p GOV
ernot LOuAsbuTy sent President d NJ. Reid cstc0y
DE va be present VIII hJ stG At ue Board Of lraie
dinner DO hold next ThLrsdOy evening tbs ely tn
Rev on OF the Church % the hcdoemer ,Unyersast
FOL subcct ta- eve.ihg Kerry VAC Beeoler
the ketOruei foschrri AND IA. Nah ...OB FRIDAY tho
Hov 4 A NOS roet0. u - John, church. Fcooycd .
cnscr Of nOwe, from HruOkyh wth card vhct stated
a they The wreath Which huns thu door OF NJ
Lueccrs house THY sent Jy Lcce VI Mrs BeecAor
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BTTS or LEGAL NEWS

The suit Of Ars Eliza Cosxeshau In which she claims
S95 600 from The New York EewIaveu and hartford Ran
Company Tor alleged damage to her house aud oL No
lO7 East tOl.ysYtst caused By tho erection Of tho com
pauy- house the dwelling was yesterday set
down court ono xV"A from tDinVgroS
Tao begun immeuatcy tHet tbs completion VI
round hOnss ISL aad rs trl has been delayed by
oau.Js evpr ,'nGs.
QBorman IN this Superior Court Special Term. yes
rrday maze ala prdee directing MoLAo Jso0 70 pay Mrs
Ffoderirke JarOO 81 week aimOaT ahl SO e0unso Toe
pending her suit against hin fof al Absolute DIVORCE
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lived with his wife In rear rooms at that place GUY ns
threat With oIecseknife yesterday seyerln9 MS wnn
pipe but failing innict a necessarily fatal wount ne
had been afflicted FOR years with nervous dsoruer
which kept him awake nights and drove him hat crazy
al times The police sent hun to ST. Nlucents Hospital
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LONG ISLAND.

Loxo IsLASp -I"altl Comni.sior9r Lavrence Har
a .! Tie 'OuHtuoT E'fS DolsT iiueu
No. pl a. OF r before tho Iro commissioned yrsteday
fo h.ving threatened tiakc tha no oi Assistant oi Fn-n
rrs itaIlun dismissed tVln dO.ag
fut thor duty hIvmAh
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William Early, al eccentric man commonly known as
"By the Tailor" shO, himself ID tho PententAry Baok.
wells Island Friday. lie had been' employed for many
small salary In cutting where the
clothes made Most Ol s clusutancos thAt
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wFsrCHEsrEE COUNTY

pOnRs FrNRr-The trustees OF This village through their
ptesdent \ - Es,ls c.os9I contact on Friday Win 10
Pocantc6 Water Company ior complete water sys
ten Az. supply Their action approved by the largest tai
p.yeGs aud tho lltlLon, goloraI.y.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Tcs'er. L,n+ For Mails close sal,
Panama, Sp1I.sA Trans. Mexican ports. pm pm
TUESDAY, MARCH -.
h'1ora. c"'or liverpool. ...... ........ am a3oam
Chate1u Ycurr. IprfeAGI. Bordeaux zee. 80 IN
SANTANA, Dominican, san DomugO. ....... ! pm pm
WEDNESDAY MARCHI6
Adriatio White s'a-. Liverpool. .......... Il am
Inns. SO L'uyi. ~th'npn ami bremen. an II am
Advance. - < Brazil Brazil PORTS. pm
A. Nc Atlas Jamaica. .-................... pm pm
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MILWAUKEE, March l2.-From information just made
public IT IL believed that the Illinois Central is planning
10 build and otherwise got possession OF the most cxcn
sve railway system in Wisconsin The most important
step contemplated is the purchase by the Illinois Central
Company OF the Wisconsin Central line from Ashland am
from AbbOtsfod 20 ~. Paul with nil the rights and
titles the companies owing the line lts lands
shops, machinery, and rolling stock.
PHnADEuHIA, March II tSpeciab.-EXGovernor Pol
lock- the examiner in the suit OF George Augustus Pea
body Of Now-YorK against the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company, to-day hlcd his report in the United
States Circuit Court The complainant who Is holder OF
first series five per cent consolidated mortgage bonds
brought the action 10 have his rights doteTihed la the
Reading litigation the duties Of ali examiner merely
entail upon him the taking OF testimony.
PITTsBURG, March IL .-Auangemens have been
cuded by the stock and bond holders OF the Pltsburg
ard Wesfern Railroad Company for the reudlLg Of the
bonds OF the company at lower rate OF Interest than
they now pay. The bonds amounting To @0,OOOOOO,
now mas sx and per cent Interest and Will be ex
Changed for bonds al four and five per cent II Is
the road will hc out OF the hands OF the
receives III slGty days
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MIRfNE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun Gil SETS 90 1o,urise 9I6 Moons azs -
UlCH WATER
l. I-saufv Hook l025 Gov Ts"i. 1890 Hell Gate NJ
Pa-sandy hooS 1919 GOV Isrt. II.O Hell GATE. e. s
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INCOMING STEAMERS
.D-I AZ.
SHIPPING NE]VE
PORT or THW.YoKH. SATURDAY MARCH y.
AUNrTEn

steiner Acuan Pr now 1913 tons A'ar Carl.a u lays.
web coal 90 OT'a- vtssr. 90 N.- RANKIN. ArTYe4 e
tie Bar a. = 20
steamer Corona GER W.-oahcr- Bremen % lava win
Nose 20 order vessel 10 e gsoA spence - Young Arrived az
tle Lar ~ $50
sieamc. Newport S.ark'ori AspinvaU days with mist
and passengers % Pacific NAL IS Go. Arrived AZ The Bar It
Steamer ssntoS? cotton cen'uov0s Mar 81 Iago 3 AMI
Nasf1u WIN mtse ami passengers 10 Jas NarL CO.
rived az tle Bar ar o IS q IN.
Nac0o.hec keUp' Savannah Gays with m53
ard passengers 70 Henry Yolge. IT.
Steamer Delaware, Trho, Fenantsna days. Charleston
DAYS with iufso AMI passenger 10 WIN clyde Co
steamer ichuuut. Boa Newport News, VIII mdse AMI
Vas-en gers 20 Ola Dominion - Co.
Steamer Pawucc tHr. James, Philadelphia In ballast ID
simpson spence Young.
steamer W!l-rararre. CAtos. Boston for Phlapelph.a
Bark As'ron'n Her Kr1r'e Hamburg - DAYS WIN si't
an empty barrels 00reri vcsse = Hermann KOOp & Go.
HlrS Marie -lrcnterg Ger, stricken London > days.
w zion AMI empty barrels l. order! vessel ~ IhcO Rgsrr
& Go.
-CE-Et-w.ai ~ slnlg Hook. Light NV, Car AZ
C.tY L..AL' NM. NNN. rlear.